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Idaho requires disclosure of:

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B) Known material defects, lead paint, and natural hazards

Idaho requires disclosure of material defects, lead paint, and natural hazards.

Answer Options
A
Nothing specific
B
Known material defects, lead paint, and natural hazards
C
Only structural issues
D
Only environmental hazards
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seller-disclosure-obligationsenvironmental-hazards-disclosurelead-paint-disclosure-requirements

Key Terms:

seller disclosurematerial defectslead paint disclosurenatural hazardsIdaho Code 55-2501

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